St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-02

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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
a GEN'FS-We want good, energetic man IN
y every town in the Northwest To sell our new
book. The Labor Movements; SldO a month
PM 95'
coon DINNER Tor 10 cents; roast beef,
"A mutton or pork. with potatoes bread pNt-
ter and coffee, Toe; peefstenk with potatoes Sc'
pork chops, with potatoes, sc; ham ana eggs
with potatoes. Zoe coffee, with rolls and butter
Be- New York Restaurant, 4i2 Jackson ST. near
Seventh. -A--'
A PPRE&TICES- gentlemen
~ 10 learn railroad and commercial telegraph
business nj the Globe Telegraph company, corner
Fourth and jackson, $50 Jacson ST., 81. Iaul,
MINI. ooo
DOY at St: Paul Show Case Manufactory ISL
ID East Fifth st,
pOY-Good reliable boy ut smiths Tropical
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DOY-NicoH the tailor, 81 East Third st.
DOY-A good boy 10 60 chores corner Grand
ID av. and Dunlap, near short line; call early.
CLEf<K-A young man about Ii yea Old to
X learn the dry goods business; must speak
French. p. A., Globe
0OPYIST-Good, rapid copyist; one that
X writes 4 good hand; none other need apply.
E. Globe.
VOMFOSITOKS-T or Is good compos-
\ itors at once; long job J. w. Cunning ham
OOINTER MEN-Two frsi-cass ones at
Y Clie Ryan.
DRUG CLERK-At once, registered. Hippler
~ S Collier, corner Seventh and Sloley.
FURNITURE handlers at Sansomes, 4l2 sib.
4 ley.
NENGRAL BLACKs1IITH-Address G. J:
u Depue Olivia, Mimi 2O-l2o
DAINTEIis at 4gS University
DAINTEKS f. G. Krahmer & Co., 45U Sibey
DRFSSMAN and tailor. Apply to }. l.. Grooch
I X Co., ~ East Fourth ST., room Il, Union
block l
GSANDSTONE cutters-lnquire at upper levee.
~ James a. Young Son i
C1ALESMACS-Furni salesman; must be
y worker; bring references. Sansome's auction
mart, Alp Sihley.
ClIGN WRITER Frst-class sign writer.
~ Apply 56S Broadway. u
@,IOSEMASONS can find worl2by calling at
~ I'D JACKSON ST
5TNWU CARRIAGE PAINTERS. Mckay &
L Drum.
f}0EN PAPERHANGER s-Gregory & Ward,
L Fourth and Cedar, Union BLOCK.
TTPHOLSTEREE and carpet layer. Apply at
X once TO j. d. Durie Co., 29d Rice St 2l-2S
XYTANTED-Fi7 raveling statesmen; salary
w and expenses; no experience necessary.
Address, with stamp Palm ar Co., La Crosse,
WIS. 2l-22
VEyANTED-75s men for surfacing track al
w Lake Preston, Oak, fer the Milwaukee
ar
summer, ship Monday; also want a smart. intelli-
gent scandinavian who can read and write En-
2lish for office work; good wages to suitable party
Feul. l2I-22
w ANTED-Agents throughout the North
w west on Chambers Waverly Novels,
Dickens and Irving works. Bibles, albums etc;
liberal inducements; special territory. p. +.
Collier ~ Davidson block. 2l-2I
NETOODTU RNER-Good Inquire j. p. Crib
w ben Lumber company, Post siding yard /
YOUNG MAN 10 learn shorthand and type
writing in exchange for two hours work
daily in railroad general Office. j. C., GlobS !
W DUNG MEN and ladies TO learn telegraphy,
4 shorthand and tpyewriting. day and evening
classes chance 10 nearly cover all ex penses while
learning; terms reasonable; send for circulars.
l. A. Maron, manager Globe Telegraphy com
pany, Ss6 Jackson ST.. st. Paul. 279t
100 AGENTS Canvassers and Peddlers
4OO Wanted Throughout the Northwest-l
nave six of the latest novelties ard household
Eecessit es; outsells at sight in every house; big
profits; write quick for terms and territory. j.
Haisly. 2l7 East seventh ST., st. Paul Mimi. l20-s
JnN MEN for Manitoba read for suraoing
hOO track and work train steady job II sum-
-,ier-free fare: tor city, 10 stonemasons, 50 per
,day; 10 carpenters, S2.75 per day; men for
work brick yard 81 - per day board $S 50; 10
0uarry men, Sl.T5 per day. Call at John
SWANSON & Co.'S corner Seventh and Sbey, st.
Paul. II High ST. Minneapolis. 2l-2
C7J z TO 5000 TO LOAN on furniture, mu.
OLA steal instruments vehicles or live stock.
- Vnc Sfyth
rama building. l2-20
Femaie.
AT THE ST. PAUL Employment Office,
"A 400 Wabasha s.. between sixth and seventh,
fifty girls wanted to fill places in and out of city;
good wages l2I-22
PPRENTfCES-lmme ladies' to
"A learn to operate typewriter machines. APP
1ly 80 Globe Telegraph company, corner Fourth
and jackson. $50 Jackson St. ST Paul. Mimi 3HS-f
DILL CLERK-Bright young lady for Office
y work and to learn type-writing Curtiss
Pr nting Co., 1873 f. Third st.
DOOKKEEPER-Youn lady acquainted
ID making change and a good idea of bookkeep-
ing; references required l54 East Fourth ST.,
National restaurant.
CLERK-A young lady to direct envelopes
" must write legibly and rapidly. r. 49, Globe,
TOOK and second girl; highest wages. l49
\ Pleasant av.
1COOK with references at Sl4 West Third st,
- Mrs j. NJ. Gilman. ]
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dshwasher at Regan
- & Mcveigh's, 81 East Third St
r0KESSM AKERS-Glrls at Mrs. Weiland $
~ dressmaking rooms; apply tomorrow. 252
W. Fifth st.
C,JNING ROOM GIKLS-Two at the Wind
IL sor.
nOU6LAss' intelligence agency, establ shed
~ 1886, three Offices open: offers best places.
seventh St, corner Gear. s3'
EIOUSEW0RK-Goo girl for general house
IL work. So West Fourth.
TJOUSE WORN-Girl for general house work
II Apply SO7 olmsted st.
TTOUSEWORK-Goo girl for kitchen work
II $l4 per month. West Ninth st.
TVOUSEWORK--Ato once, good girl for gen
i eral housework in small family. Inquire at
gl9 West Fifth st.
TJOUSEWORK-Com Competent girl for general
IL houseworli small family; good wages to
r light party Apply Immediately at corner OF
Pleasant ag and FORBES ST., No. 81 E. j. God,
frey.
1TOUSEWORK-A girl for general house
III work at Mrs. Il. C. Belote's, 1928 Grove st.
TIOUSEWORK-At $40 Jackson St, girl for
II general housework. ]
"OUSEEOKK-GirI wanted in small private
Al family. 1893 West Fifth s..
yT0USEWORk-Girl TO cook, wash and iron
III at 32S East Eleventh St, corner Pine.
'JTOUSEWURK-G at Seven Corners res
q taurant !
NOUsEWORK-Gi to assist with general
II work. in house where two are employed; no
washing Call at 2l7 Pearl st.
IJOUSE WORK-Girl for general house work.
III 1913 Rice st.
EWORK---Competcnt girl for general
i Lousework: good wages, Apply at Room
,l,,ly nuho